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Hamlet (2009)
Character: Hamlet
Release: 2009
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Doctor Who: Dreamland (2009)
Character: The Doctor
Release: 2009
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Doctor Who: Waters of Mars (2009)
Character: The Doctor
Release: 14 November 2009
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Glorious 39 (2009)
Character: Hector
Release: 20 November 2009
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St. Trinian's II (2009)
Character: Lord Pomfrey
Release: 18 December 2009
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Doctor Who: Untitled (2009)
Character: The Doctor
Release: 25 December 2009
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Doctor Who: The End of Time (2010)
Character: The Doctor
Release: 2010
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Tennant set for dramatic return to Scottish roots

Former Dr Who star David Tennant is to return to Glasgow to play a leading role in a new BBC drama about the pressures of being a single parent.

The Scot, who trained at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama in the city, will star in the “emotionally powerful yet funny” four-part drama being made through BBC Scotland, called Single Father.

Set and shot entirely in Glasgow, Tennant will play a man who is struggling to raise four children after the death of his wife in the drama written by Mick Ford and produced by Red Production Company.

The character, Dave, is a photographer who then falls for his late wife’s best friend.

He struggles with falling in love again while being a father to his children.

Tennant, 38, who grew up in Ralston in Renfrewshire, said: “I feel very lucky to have been sent this script.

“ When I read what Mick Ford had written I was desperate to be part of this project. And to be working with Red Production Company again makes me very happy indeed.”

BBC 1 controller Jay Hunt said she was delighted ­Tennant’s next starring role on British television would be on BBC 1.

Red Production Com­pany made Casanova – which starred Tennant in the lead role – and Queer as Folk, and will start filming Single Father in March.

Its producer will be Peter Gallagher, who produced The Flying Scotsman and My Name is Joe, and will be executively produced by Anne Mensah for BBC Scotland.

Nicola Shindler, executive producer for Red Production Company, said: “David brings the emotional connection, warmth and humour that Single Father needs.”

Ms Mensah, head of drama for BBC Scotland, said: “I loved Mick Ford’s scripts the first time I read them. It’s the most beautiful yet funny tale of grief, loss and new love you could hope to encounter. David Tennant is an amazing actor and perfect for the role.”

Other dramas produced by BBC Scotland for the network include Wallander and Waterloo Road.

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David Tennant to play former ambassador Craig Murray in new BBC Radio 4 play

David Tennant is to play Craig Murray, the colourful former British ambassador to Uzbekistan, in a new BBC Radio 4 play.

The acclaimed Doctor Who star will depict the “flawed hero” Murray – who left his wife of 20 years for a Uzbek girl half his age while in post – in a radio play by the respected political director David Hare.

The role will be one of Tennant’s first parts since stepping down as the Doctor at the end of last year.

Murray was withdrawn from Uzbekistan in 2004 after the Foreign Office became frustrated with his vociferous criticism of human rights abuses in the former Soviet country.

He also accused Britain of using intelligence extracted under torture by the Uzbek regime.

Since then he has become one of the most outspoken opponents of British foreign policy, standing against his former boss Jack Straw in the 2005 general election.

But his reputation has been tainted by reports that he reguarly attended nightclubs while stationed in Tashkent, and by his affair with a young lapdancer Nadira Alieva who he married last year.

Hare’s script is an adaptation of Murray’s own book Murder in Samarkand, but the BBC insisted that the play not be uncritical. Hare has travelled to Tashkent to speak to people who knew Murray in person as part of his research.

Jeremy Howe, Radio 4’s commissioning editor, told The Guardian: “It’s a great story about a flawed hero in which you admire and despair of Craig Murray in equal measures, and that’s what gives the piece its energy.”

Murray told the newspaper: “Obviously I’m delighted David Tennant was me, it’s a tremendous honour in many ways. I’ve been a huge Doctor Who fan all my life.”

The play will be broadcast on Feb 20.

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‘Rex is Not Your Lawyer’ DOA at NBC?

NBC has delayed a verdict on Rex Is Not Your Lawyer, the much-buzzed-about drama pilot starring Doctor Who’s David Tennant. Peacock execs were eyeing Rex to possibly fill one of its post-Jay Leno Show holes at 10 pm this spring. But a source close to the show tells me, “The sets are coming down this week.”

An NBC rep declined to comment, but a Peacock source insists Rex remains under consideration for fall. “The sets are on fold-and-hold,” maintains the insider. “They will still be available if the show is picked up for the fall.”

The project, which co-stars Jerry O’Connell, Abigail Spencer, Jane Curtin, and Jeffrey Tambor, had been in development at NBC-Universal for nearly two years. A pilot was commissioned last October and completed in December.

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